It was a record week for Apple. iPhone 4S sales numbers are astronomical, Apple’s financial picture looks rosy, and CEO Tim Cook promises that the company will see best-ever iPhone sales by the end of the current quarter. We hate to sound like a broken record, but Apple keeps breaking records. Here’s a roundup of that news and other popular Macworld stories from the week gone by.

In non-Apple software news, RestoreMeNot can help you restore your sanity by telling certain apps not to automatically restore their last open windows. Black Pixel acquired Kaleidoscope and Versions from Sofa. We wrote up a detailed tutorial on creating scalable vector halftones in Illustrator, though if you understand what that means, it’s quite possible you already know how to do it, too. And if you’re in the mood for a truly graphic story, don’t miss our review of gfxCardStatus, a utility for monitoring your MacBook Pro’s graphics card usage.

Don’t forget to read up on the latest Trojan horse to threaten the Mac; this one tries to disable your Mac’s built in malware removal technology, too. It’s enough to make you think that the people who create such Trojan horses aren’t actually that nice.

And now you’ve read the best of this week’s edition of the Weekly Wrap. But remember, your work’s not done until you’ve read every single article we linked. There will be a quiz later. And the quiz won't be digital; it's a printout. So you better hope that Mark isn’t the only master of paper around.

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